Why isn't it 11?

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Every Value, Every Number, Points Right Into Magnificent Eleven.

12 5 2 26

Frodo Baggins by Frodo Baggins , 21, New Zealand

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Frodo Baggins
Apr 23, 2014

If we take the first letter of each word, we get EVEN PRIME. The only even prime is 2.

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I just got lucky then.

I thought the solution was to add the digits of 11.

Ahmad Naufal Hakim - 7 years, 1 month ago

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nice.

Frodo Baggins - 7 years, 1 month ago

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Same here.

Sharky Kesa - 7 years, 1 month ago

Wow I actually got it right by reading the first letter of each word! That's a first.

Asher Joy - 7 years ago

Answer must be 12 as writing 1 twice I.e 2 12=11

Harshit Tiwari - 7 years ago

Yup @Frodo Baggins , It's hard to guess the logic. You should have provided a hint. But still, I would add this problem to my new set - (It is a secret - I will tell you later!).

Try to add a hint.

Ameya Salankar - 7 years, 1 month ago

I answered 12 12 because ( 12 ) 9 = ( 11 ) 10 (12)_9 =(11)_{10} . :(

Siam Habib - 7 years, 1 month ago
Zi Song Yeoh
Sep 1, 2014

I believe it's looking for the number that is before 11, but there's no such option. We think binary and aha!, the answer is 2!

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